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Given Google's other tracking practices (X-Client-Data and leaky modern APIs like AudioContext), very unlikely. X-Client-Data cannot be disabled (it's hard-cod
by 0xy 6y ago
Given Google's other tracking practices (X-Client-Data and leaky modern APIs like AudioContext), very unlikely.
X-Client-Data cannot be disabled (it's hard-coded) and ships telemetry to DoubleClick without disclosure.
Google Chrome is the DoubleClick browser. Why else would DoubleClick be hardcoded into the source as a place to send telemetry?